EDIT- i kicked it to 3 stars fro the cigarette prices…read more Maybe I should give it 3 stars since our valley is small and this is the only thing going in the line of casinos. The casino looks a lot bigger on the outside, but you'll find a selection of slots and an arcade in the back. I'm not gambler, but they have some of the best prices on cigarettes, including the 2 dollar a pack "Smokin' Joe's". Ironically, I'm not a smoker either, but everyone I've met so far over 18 smokes in Idaho, so its become part of my travels when in Kamiah. The food is on par with a quick burger joint, and the seating reminds me of a bus station or small airport.

Excellent experience. Very Friendly…read more Room was clean... all white bedding Felt safe. Easy band out.

This is truly a hidden gem. The owner is on site all the time and a lovely and hospitable woman,…read moreher rooms are clean and quiet and very comfortable. The breakfast is great and you can really feel a sense of pride and comfort in the whole establishment.

I'm not much for gambling, but my most recent attendance was for the HIITEM'WAQ'IISWIT "Dance for…read moreLife" Pow Wow on the Nez Perce reservation. As my first on my own reservation, and an incredibly moving feeling to be surrounded by family, learning from elders, and celebrating together through dance, song and (was it ten?) drum circles. Dancers came from across the United States and Canada to compete for cash and prizes, donned in the most exquisite custom made regalia. The jingle dancers were mesmerizing. Meanwhile, my kids and I were dressed by my aunties from head to toe in their handmade ribbon skirts, abalone hair ties, beaded medallions, and dentalium shell earrings. My youngest even donned my Grandma Mari's embroidered yellow rose shawl for the Intertribal. The energy inside the conference room was high, the audio was effective, and my aunties arrived early to get good seats for us all. Generations of families filled the seats - passing on traditions, sharing prayers and knowledge, and eventually it was standing room only. The restrooms were clean and the staff were attentive to guests; both pow wow and gaming. Complimentary fountain drinks, coffee and popcorn kept many of us sustained enough to last through the night. On Saturday of the three day event, I participated in the Grand Entry for the first time as a tribal (USAF) Veteran representing the Nimiipuu people. There were more dancers than I'd ever seen up close, circling around me. Everyone in the room experienced a higher healing vibration. It was an unforgettable experience that most will never have! Between performances I snuck out to check out dinner options. The food trucks & vendors were amazing; Smash burgers, Native tacos, Pulled Pork, Nachos, Lemonades - and at reasonable prices. The highlight of my food 'court' experience was scoring a dollop of fresh gooseberry jam for my fry bread from the vendor selling sweet treats. It was absolutely delicious, and to my benefit, was not for sale (appropriate tip provided). Many talented artisans showcased their crafts and wares daily, including my cousin's booth with Peyote stitch beaded antlers, canes, hair accessories and stunning deer antler earrings. I returned home with a new sweetgrass soap, scarf, a magnet, necklace and earrings. In honor of the guests traveling in for the weekend, the gas station lowered the price per gallon to $2.28! You can bet it was the talk of the town as people made a mad dash to fill up. As if that weren't enough, there was a free photo booth set up for all who wanted a commemorative souvenir. Next time I'll be sure to visit the restaurant and share an update. As I headed back home, my heart was full and I felt truly blessed. When given the chance, filling in the blanks and connecting with indigenous roots should always be encouraged.

Absolutely the worst customer service/professionalism and the hotel front desk. She made it seem as…read morethough she was paying for the room and we were little kids; Rude nosey and not welcoming at all. The elevators are broke so we had to exit the hotel lobby, walk half way around the building to the stairwell ( where two employees were sitting on the sidewalk at the entrance smoking) up three floors. The room was ok, the Hiway side was very noisy with traffic. Room's are most definitely due for new furniture, beds and curtains. I don't know how this hotel is still in business. We witnessed elderly having to use the stairs ( which are riddled with spider webs). My husband and I are senior citizens and will never stay again...

Well, first of all I come from Southern California. I moved to Moscow and a friend suggested we go…read moreto a casino and play blackjack. In California, a casino has live entertainment, restaurants, and every kind of gambling option you could dream of. And while Lancer lanes and casino is quaint, I got the impression the bowling alley comes first, the game room second, the pool room third and the gaming tables 4th. More an afterthought. It was kind of dark and rundown the gaming room. I guess you could say dated. It seemed from the patrons and the employees more of a neighborhood hangout than anything.. I am not giving them a negative review but I cannot give a 5 star review either.

This was my first and only experience with Lancers Casino. I drove from Moscow Idaho. It took 45…read moreminutes (one way) for me to arrive at so called Casino. I walked to the Blackjack table where three employees were sitting at. I asked them if they were going to open the table up soon and they shooed me away and told me to go to a table game that I was not interested in playing. There was only one table game open in a room full of closed table games with a bunch of employees hanging out, sitting on their butts, with negative attitudes, too lazy to work. So, I left Lancer's "Casino" and drove back to Moscow. I spent 1.5 hrs driving and wasted $17 on gas. This was a complete waste of my time and fuel. WHY OPEN A CASINO AND ADVERTISE MULTIPLE CARD TABLE GAMES AND HIRE MULTIPLE PEOPLE IF YOU'RE NOT GOING TO DO ANYTHING?! I'll drive 1 hour and 40 minutes to Spokane (one way) from now on and visit their Casino. I will never return to Lancers ever again.

We've stayed in the cabins twice in the last year and both times were just what we wanted. Both…read morecabins were clean and provided the basic kitchen needs and were decorated with either a fishing or bear theme, making them "cute". The best part was the office personnel. The owner/manager went out of her way to help us when we realized that we needed a room a day earlier. We needed to leave a day early due to an emergency and they readily refunded our last day's charge. We will definitely return next year!

I grabbed a room here in the valley since I had an early morning meeting and sometimes getting down…read morethe hill from the cabin in winter can be a bit dicey. It's a 30 dollar a night hotel with a 70 dollar pricetag. The room was clean but worn. A hot shower and reliable internet were the highlights. The room had a wonderful view of their service garage in back. I have to say it was nicer than the Kooskia Motel which I thought was overpriced at 55 dollars, but supply and demand for fishermen must drive the prices up in this area.

Outstanding place for food and drink. I met a great friend Frank Murray there!read more

It's great to have movie theaters. They offer every thing you need! Good refreshments, floors not…read moretoo sticky, with good selection of popular new movies.

The website is confusing and forces you to put in loads of information just to get a ticket. The…read morephone is more than useless with it being unable to connect you with a person who works there. I want to give you money to see a movie, why do you have to make it so damn hard for me to do that?